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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"Salafism"”.

  1. Salafism and Islamism in Britain, 1965-2015

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  2. Contentious Politics in the Arab Middle East: Jordanian Salafism and the Social Appropriation of Tradition

    … question in the context of contemporary Arab Salafism, a particularly literal interpretation of Sunni Islam. I seek to unpack the processes by which prominent Islamist intellectuals impact and shape two Salafi currents originating and operating across Jordan during the 1990s and beyond. The …

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  3. The War on Terror and the War of Terror: Revealing the post-transformation separatism Kremlin, Radical Salafism and Post-Soviet Dagestan on a Road from the Peace to the Violence

    After 1999 the situation in then relatively stable Dagestan started to deteriorate swiftly. However, unlike in the cases of previous separatist movements which sprung up in some parts of the Russian Federation after the demise of the USSS, Dagestani separatists did not officially gather under the …

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  4. Utilizing Social Movement Theory to Examine Three Salafi Jihadist Groups, the Taliban, al-Qaeda, and ISIS: the Resource Mobilization Approach of Charles Tilly

    … towards their specific understanding of Salafism and their shared goal of creating an Islamic state from which they can recreate an Islamic Caliphate. From their first emergence to today, al-Qaeda has maintained its targets and systems of recruitment while the Taliban and IS have altered …

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  5. Cyber-Islamic Environments and Salafī-Ṣūfī Contestations Appropriating Digital Media and Challenges to Religious Authority

    … with particular focus on the schisms between Salafism and Sufism. The main attention is on the content and strategies of Salafī contestations with Sufism and, to a lesser extent, with certain creedal schools of thought. The study addresses a gap in Cyber-Islamic Environments studies and raises …

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  6. Mediated mimbar: muslim media and identity in Uganda

    … community. The study highlights the rise of Salafism as a dominant voice in Ugandan media, using new theology to promote its theological perspective while rejecting opposing views. Additionally, radical groups like Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) have leveraged social media to reach a broader …

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  7. The Boko Haram Crisis: Responses by State and non-State Actors to a Security Challenge in the Lake Chad Region

    … The study begins with the Boko Haram`s ideology: Salafism and then next chapter focuses on the phases of the evolution of Boko Haram historically. Their activities were initially localized within Nigeria at the beginning of 2000s. However, the sect started to draw big international attention since …

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  8. A critique of contemporary Puritan/Salafi discourse on the issue of the mawlid and its classification as Bid'ah

    … thus belying their claims to 'Puritanism,' and 'Salafism.' Puritans base their discourse on certain hadith such as, "Every bid 'ah is misguidance," and "Whoever innovates in this matter of ours that which is not of it, it is to be rejected," as well as certain statements by the sahabah, and the …

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